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Anonymous (ID: PWmQZrME) Lithuania No.519138558 >>519138863 >>519139465 >>519139795 >>519142058
Abe Lincoln read euclid's elements regularly. President Garfield discovered a novel proof of the Pythagorean theorem. Current romanian president is an IMO medalist.
Do you think understanding mathematics should be a prerequisite for political leaders?
What does /pol/ think about contemporary mathematics?
Anonymous (ID: gwuTACHP) Greece No.519138670
Is it true that there is no such thing as a smart man who is numbers-dumb?
Anonymous (ID: mVku13Yb) United States No.519138863
>>519138558 (OP)
Hell no.
Anonymous (ID: 4sipVprn) United States No.519139012
philosophy is not math
Anonymous (ID: o1YnU5sA) United Kingdom No.519139465
>>519138558 (OP)
It would be a nice to have but it's more important that they are a good administrator.
Being good at math or logic doesn't mean you are a good administrator or orator or negotiator etc.
Anonymous (ID: JAptkyOA) United States No.519139795 >>519141909
>>519138558 (OP)

How would studying math prevent you from selling out your own citizenry?
Anonymous (ID: PWmQZrME) Lithuania No.519141909
>>519139795
Carryover from being smart
Anonymous (ID: K1hTdHBK) United States No.519141919
Nothing
Anonymous (ID: JU2+k1Xl) United States No.519142058
>>519138558 (OP)
Abraham Lincoln was borderline illiterate for much of his life I wouldn't believe that